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Huckleberry
Huckleberry MegaDork
12/21/16 11:26 p.m.
RevRico wrote: In reply to Huckleberry: That's a strange patch, they don't normally have a bottom rocker at all. Those pagans believe in Angels though, and really really don't like them.

Well, lets be honest. I just googled it and took the 1st post w/o people in it.

GhiaMonster
GhiaMonster Reader
12/22/16 7:24 a.m.

Celebrated the solstice with a fire in the wood stove, roasting marshmallows on said fire and whiskey. Didn’t have any yule to burn though, mostly maple. Thanks to this thread for reminding me.

joey48442
joey48442 PowerDork
12/22/16 7:27 a.m.

I wished a geezer happy holidays once. Old man whiney and pissy "it's okay to say merry Christmas" I told him I wanted everyone to have a nice holiday, as well as, but not limited to Christian's.

curtis73
curtis73 GRM+ Memberand PowerDork
12/22/16 9:49 a.m.

While I'm not specifically religious, I really love it when someone of any belief system wishes me a Happy [insert holiday here]. It makes me feel accepted and welcomed. I make it a point to attend every Sukkot, Yule, or Mi'raj celebration I get invited to.

But when one specific religion says that their seasonal greeting is under attack, I just kinda chuckle and say Happy Festivus.

curtis73
curtis73 GRM+ Memberand PowerDork
12/22/16 9:51 a.m.
GhiaMonster wrote: Celebrated the solstice with a fire in the wood stove, roasting marshmallows on said fire and whiskey. Didn’t have any yule to burn though, mostly maple. Thanks to this thread for reminding me.

Gotta love a holiday where the traditional gift is a stick.

curtis73
curtis73 GRM+ Memberand PowerDork
12/22/16 9:54 a.m.
AClockworkGarage wrote: May this solstice and turning of the wheel bring you love, peace and good fortune in the coming year. Let us welcome the returning sun with hope and joy. May you never thirst. Blessed be.

Thank you! The days get longer and the hope gets brighter. Peace to you, friend.

joey48442
joey48442 PowerDork
12/22/16 12:49 p.m.
curtis73 wrote: While I'm not specifically religious, I really love it when someone of any belief system wishes me a Happy [insert holiday here]. It makes me feel accepted and welcomed. I make it a point to attend every Sukkot, Yule, or Mi'raj celebration I get invited to. But when one specific religion says that their seasonal greeting is under attack, I just kinda chuckle and say Happy Festivus.

If I know what someone's faith is, I'll wish them an applicable greeting. But if I don't know, I'll which then a happy holidays. Because whatever you believe or don't believe, I want you to have a nice season. Even if your a terrorist, I want you to have a nice season. Maybe if you have a nice season you won't feel compelled to blow yourself up.

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